Pet advice from Woodgreen
From behavioural issues to dietary needs, we’ve got you covered.
Free pet advice written by our behavioural and pet support experts at Woodgreen.
Small rodents including rats, degus, chinchillas, hamsters, mice and gerbils all have very specific needs. Most of them live best in the company of their own species, if you were you rehome a gerbil, it's best to have two in order to help them live happy and healthy lives.
At Woodgreen, we understand that life is full of surprises around every corner. And sometimes things can get in the way which are beyond your control which might make it hard to care for your rabbit.
FHV is a virus that mainly causes acute upper respiratory infections (URIs) in cats.
Snuffle mats provide a much more exciting way of giving your dog their favourite tasty treats. They'll spend ages sniffing around for their hidden food!
Rabbits are active animals – they love to run, dig, hop and jump. Providing them with spacious housing attached to a secure run will help keep them active, happy and healthy.
Giving your dog a bath will help keep their coat healthy and sweet smelling.
This article offers tips on balancing your dog’s exercise with their health needs, addressing risks for different life stages, breed-specific considerations, and managing routines during hot weather and lifestyle changes.
Rats love exploring their home, and snuggling up into cosy places - like this rat hammock! View our video below to find out how you can make your own.
Cat acne is found almost exclusively on the chin and lower lip of your cat, where the hair follicles become plugged with a greasy material called sebum.
The Staffordshire Bull Terrier or 'Staffie' were once renowned for their courage, tolerance and patience with people and children - so much that they earned the nickname 'nanny dog’.
Grab an old t-shirt, an empty cardboard box and what have you got? The perfect hiding place for your cat to snuggle up and feel safe! Want to find out how to make one for your feline friend? Follow our easy how-to below.
'Go around' is a great trick to try with your dog when you are looking for things to do at home.